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You
01:56
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Your eyes, the color of this Mary Jane.
Hair the color of my lighter's flame
And burning so
I can get away
From thoughts of letting you escape
It's too late to change my ways
Affection turns into hate
Because you're so perfect
And I'm so worthless
You shine like a diamond
and I shine like some dirt
Ditch the habit, I had
Of smoking, but picked it right back up
Man, I'm left heartbroken
And I thought that you were close
But apparently you're far
All for the truth
But sometimes the truth is hard
All I wanted was you in my arms
You
You
You
You, you make me feel
When I see you with him
Of course I'm getting angry
How really, can you blame me for complaining
When you lose someone
And the high is getting hard to keep maintaining
It's draining my sanity
I can't believe this is happening
Wrote a story but
don't ever try to find the words
Sifting through the edges
of these pages that I burned
Fuck you
I love you
Could never get enough of you
You've had your fill of me
And then you moved on to someone new
You
You
You
You, you make me feel
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2. |
Mixed Bag
03:19
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3. |
Until Then...
03:04
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4. |
Explanations
04:47
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5. |
Coffee Shop Blues
04:48
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